📚 Samsung 11.6-inch LED Chromebook - 16GB, Exynos 5 Dual-Core 1.7GHz, 2GB RAM (Model XE303C12-A01US) Review

Update - I downgraded that one more star. This Chromebook's auto-update has expired. I can't use it for advanced learning in a virtual classroom. Whenever I try to upload something like Google Class or Zoom etc to use them I get an error. Also, our computer freezes almost every day. It still allows you to do basic browsing, email, etc. but says so. This chrome book was great value for our young daughter. We bought a condition marked "good". I would say it was mostly a good label (there were a…

I've never been sent anything like this before. I got 2 of these for my kids for Christmas (yes I've been writing for so long). I didn't like the first 2 and sent them back. They only had one left so I got the last one (I didn't think it would be a problem) but that was just the start. I'm also buying another one (which was DELL). Dell was good and still works well. When I received the 16GB Exynos 5 dual-core Chromebook, it looked like it was made out of junk (NO JOKE). I had to call them and…

The keyboard is the only thing that's halfway decent. There is a line on the screen that cannot be cleaned, the back panel is missing, the corners are chipped, somehow someone managed to unscrew the screw on the back (which I fixed). It's not a damn repair, it's a battered laptop.

I bought this for basic web browsing. In a word: not. It was advertised as in "good" condition, which apparently means it looks like it was tossed into the backpack around 1,000 times before the backpack fell to the ground and was used like a soccer ball. Granted, this is a used car, but literally EVERY surface has dents, dents, scratches and the like. There were also a few stains that I had to wash off with soap and water. I should have researched more about the model. This machine is old…

It's been about a year or two and is still holding up. Didn't think the manufacturer would make much of a difference, my first Chromebook was an Acer or something. This thing still holds a real charge, os snappy never needed a reinstall which my old Acer has done several times to this point. Great for people with kids at school or those who can't afford or need a full-fledged laptop. It's nice to have something that's lightweight in every way, yet still interacts like a computer rather than a…

The item came with a non-working trackpad and the up and down arrow keys are not working properly. Apart from that good. I returned the item to the seller because you actually use the above features a lot, which costs $8 and is changed. Not much but I'm not sure why I should pay to return a product that doesn't work properly?